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JULY, 1907]
The Gazette of the Incorporated Law Society of Ireland.
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The effect of amending rule 63
in com
pliance with the above new rule is that it now
reads as follows :—
" Where two or more persons are registered
as joint owners of the same lands, or of a
charge thereon, one certificate only of their title
to the land or charge shall be issued by the
registering authority."
Additions to Library.
THE following books have been added to the
Library of the Society during June, 1907 :—
Clery (A.), H.Kennedy, and M.Dawson : Town
Tenants (Ireland) Act, 1906, and the Rules
and Forms thereunder.
1907.
Encyclopaedia of the Laws of England.
2nd
ed. Vol. iv.
1907.
Hudson (A. A.) : Law of Building, Engineer
ing, and Ship-building Contracts.
3rd ed.
2 vols.
1907.
O'Sullivan (M.) : A Key
to
the Labourers
(Ireland) Acts, 1883 to 1906. 4th ed. 1907.
»
Revised Reports, The: Vol. xc. 1851-1853.
1907.
Robb (J. H.) :
Law and Practice of Bank
ruptcy and Arrangements in Ireland.
1907.
Sebastian (L. B.) : Law of Trade Marks Regis
tration under the Trade Marks Act, 1905.
1906.
Walker (R.A.): Law relating to Land Purchase
in Ireland. First Supplement.
1907.
Solicitors' Benevolent Association.
THE Directors met on the 5th June, Mr. Fry in
the chair, and fifteen other Directors being
present. The
Secretary
reported
having
received
in annual subscriptions £32
i is.
since last meeting, making a total of .£443 1
2s.
for the current year.
Half-yearly annuities
amounting
to
were paid, and grants of ^72 were made to
the following:—^15
to
the widow of
a
solicitor, ^10 each to two widows of solicitors,
;£io and ^5 to the daughters of solicitors, and
£iz
to the son of a solicitor. A Donation of
£10 los.
was received from Mr. J. T. Wood
Latimer.
The scrutineers' report as to the result of the
voting for the election of a "James Weir"
annuitant of ^30 was submitted, and candidate
No. 2 on the voting paper—an old solicitor
who was a member of the Association for over
thirty years—having
received
the highest
number of votes, was declared elected.
Owing
to
the death of
the
successful
candidate for the Weir annuity on the sth June,
a special meeting was convened for the i2th
inst., at which Mr. Fry presided, fifteen other
Directors being present; it was decided to hold
another election in the month of July to fill
the vacancy.
Two grants were made at this meeting : one
°f -£2 5
to tne daughter of a solicitor, and
£12 los.
to the wife of a solicitor.
The following solicitors joined the Associa
tion during the month of June :—
Terence O'Reilly, Dublin.
Michael O'Reilly, Dublin.
Cecil L. Smith, Dublin.
Henry Murphy, Diamond, Clones.
Solicitors desiring to become members of
the Association can obtain all
information
from
the
Secretary, F. C. Earle Bland,
10 St. Stephen's Green, Dublin,
to whom
subscriptions should be sent, •
Ten Guineas
constitutes life membership, and One Guinea
is the subscription for annual member.
Land Commission Appeals.
THE following sittings of the Court of the
Land Commission for hearing appeals have
been provisionally arranged :—
Galway, July 2nd.
Dublin, July i ith.
Dublin, July igth.